The Schema Detector API returns structured data formats including JSON-LD, Microdata, and RDFa. The output is a structured JSON response that contains parsed information from the input data, making it easy to extract relevant details.

The key fields in the response data typically include the detected schema type, properties, and values associated with the structured data. Each detected format will have specific fields relevant to its structure.

The returned data is in JSON format, organized as key-value pairs. Each detected schema type will have its own nested structure, allowing users to easily access specific properties and their corresponding values.

The API provides information about structured data types such as product details, articles, events, and more. It identifies and extracts relevant metadata from the input data, enhancing data usability.

The primary parameter for the Schema Detector API is the input data, which should be sent as a JSON POST request. Users can customize their requests by including different structured data formats for detection.

The response data is organized hierarchically, with the main schema type at the top level and its associated properties nested within. This structure allows for straightforward navigation and extraction of specific data points.

Typical use cases include enhancing SEO by extracting structured data for search engines, validating schema implementations on websites, and aggregating data for analytics or reporting purposes.

Data accuracy is maintained through rigorous parsing algorithms that validate and interpret structured data formats. Continuous updates and improvements to the detection logic help ensure high-quality outputs.

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